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Credit: Reuters/Bertrand Langlois/Pool PARIS | Thu Jun 7, 2012 4:44pm EDT PARIS (Reuters) - Socialist President Francois Hollande urged France's leftist voters on Thursday to turn out in large numbers for this weekend's first round of a parliamentary election. A survey by OpinionWay-Fiducial showed that the Socialists and smaller left-wing allies would win between 290 and 320 seats in parliament, clearing the threshold of 289 seats needed for an absolute majority. This would allow Hollande to push through legislation in the face of opposition. The right, including the UMP party of former President Nicolas Sarkozy, would win between 209 and 247 seats, with the far-right National Front likely to return to parliament for the first time since the mid-1980s with four seats. "I call on the French to vote," Hollande said during a visit to a school in Oise in northern France. "I call on them to give a large majority, a solid and coherent one." 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